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I saw this horse in New Orleans, LA. He was used for bringing tourist around the city. He looked so sad. So, I wanted to capture his sadness in a picture. Please tell me what you think
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more likely he's just taking advantage of the down time to have a nap. Based on this picture he looks in good weight and condition which is not what I can say when I see many of these carriage horses in various cities. it's a nice capture of his face but here's a tip: if you want to tell a story about horses you really need to catch the ears they tell so much about a horse's mood, interest, health etc.,.
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Cool shot, to me part of the horse's white coat looks blown, I'd try to tone it down. I'd also probably crop the person at the right edge out.
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